Logic Gate from Switches (Part 2)

The diagram above shows a logic gate with Boolean logical inputs A , B A, B , and their logical negations A ˉ , B ˉ \bar{A}, \bar{B} . The source voltage is 5 volts.

V o u t = 5 V_{out} = 5 corresponds to a high (true) logical output, and V o u t = 0 V_{out} = 0 corresponds to a low (false) logical output. A switch is closed (conducting) if the associated logical signal is high (true), and the switch is open (non-conducting) if the associated logical signal is low (false).

Which logical operation does this gate perform?

Note: In the diagram, B B and B ˉ \bar{B} look somewhat similar. Look carefully.

NAND OR NOT XOR AND NOR

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